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In case you didn't know, Apple have officially announced their next Apple Event on 15 September 2020 at 10AM (PDT). If you're planning to stay up to watch the livestream, you might be in for a disappointment because reports are saying that the event is focused on a new iPad and Apple Watch Series 6 instead of iPhone 12 series.

While we wait in anticipation for Apple's annual event in September, rumours have been flying around that the company could separate into two events - one for accessories and the other for the iPhones. Now, new reports from Bloomberg are sharing a more detailed launching plan and here's what we know so far about the upcoming iPhone products.

The big Apple event in September draws near and it looks like the company is gearing up for the product releases. You know that's the case when new smartwatches and iPads were found added to the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) database.

After waiting for about a month’s time, Apple has finally released the first public beta for WatchOS 7 to Apple Watch users today. All you need to do is to head to Apple’s Beta Software Program website to sign up and get the latest watchOS 7 public beta onto your Apple Watch just like how you did for the iOS 14 Public Beta on your iPhone.

Before its arrival, the Apple Watch Series 6 is already rumoured to bring many impressive features including blood oxygen level detection, new parental controls, and mental health detection. Now, it looks like there will be a few more other stuff to be added as a new patent revealed yoga pose tracking ability with a thermometer.

A few images regarding the OPPO Watch has recently been spotted on FCC and it seems to look quite similar to the Apple Watch. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, our source did mention that the wearable will most likely be unveiled somewhere around H2 2020.

There are a lot of reasons for us to get a smartwatch nowadays. No matter if you want to use it as a fitness tracker, to check your texts or simply just want to wear it to be cool, a smartwatch can come really handy for some situations. Two years ago, Apple announced that their smartwatches will be able to detect falls, and the feature has been proved to be useful after saving multiple lives. For the upcoming Apple Watch Series 6, it is rumoured that the device will be able to do something even more amazing, including monitoring your mental health.

The new iOS 14 coding leaks have been circulating few new features for the upcoming Apple Watch Series 6. Aside from the new blood oxygen level detection and improved electrocardiogram(ECG) readings,  the other feature that caught our attention is the new parental controls.

Adding more tracking capabilities to a smartwatch is the way to go and Apple knows this. It has been reported that coding for new features for the Apple Watch was found in iOS 14. Specifically, it will be health-centric and could be critical in the early detection of health issues.